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On 1st November, AusNet Services, Australian natural gas transmission company, announced that it has agreed to a binding takeover deal from a consortium including Brookfield Asset Management in a deal that values the business at A$10.2 billion (USD 7.7 billion).
AusNet also added that rival bidder APA Group was free to make a better counter-offer.AusNet, the energy infrastructure firm said it its statement that Brookfield’s latest offer values tha firm at A$2.65 a share (USD 1.99).
The offer from Brookfield was more than APA’s a more complex A$2.60 per share (USD 1.95) offer in late September.The company also announced that it has ended APA’s due diligence access after entering the binding agreement with Brookfield.
AusNet also added that APA was looking to increase the cash component of the deal after it was reported that Brookfield may revise their own offer.AusNet statement said, “APA did not indicate that it would be able to offer a full cash alternative or the value level at which any improvement to its indicative proposal could be made.”APA described AusNet as "highly attractive," however, there was no comment from the company whether a new bid will be send for AusNet or not.
APA is the largest natural gas infrastructure business in Australia and the company is looking to create a regional champion of gas distribution.
APA sent a bid of A$9.66 billion (USD 7.25 billion) in late September and it was topped by Brookfield’s A$10.2 billion (USD 7.7 billion) bid.AusNet said in its statement, “APA didn’t indicate that it would be able to offer a full cash alternative or the value level at which any improvement to its indicative proposal could be made.
China, the world’s biggest crude oil importer, has been the main driver of global energy demand growth in recent years.Fears of a virus-related slump in global demand have flipped the oil market into contango this week – a structure in which longer-dated oil futures trade at a premium that encourages traders to keep crude in storage for more profitable resale in the future, potentially indicating months of surplus.The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies led by Russia, a group known as OPEC+, weighed the impact on global oil demand, and economic growth, of the coronavirus outbreak at a meeting on Tuesday, hearing from China’s envoy to the United Nations in Vienna.Producers are weighing further output cuts and moving a planned policy meeting to February rather than March.
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